Parks in Baring, Washington

This is the best of hikes, this is the worst of hikes. Well, not really. But it is a tale of two trails. The first offers a relaxing walk through beautiful forest to reach Barclay Lake, and the sec... More on Trails

We hiked all the way to eagle lake and the incline after barclay lake is pr More on Trails

The Skykomish River from the Big Eddy beneath the Skykomish (US 2) bridge east of Gold Bar to the small park west of Sultan is a favorite segment for paddlers who like a little action. Most of it comes in the first quarter mile in ... More on Trails

A word of caution: pack lots of film for this trip. A long, beautiful walk up a meadow-filled river valley leads to one of the prettiest alpine passes in the state. Click, click, click. The camera has seen lots of use already, right? ... More on Trails

Big Snow Mountain lies just north of the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River. Its domed summit provides large-scale ski descents well into June, while its central position provides a spectacular vantage for viewing the North-Central ... More on Trails

Hike this moderate 3- to 7-mile out-and-back day hike or backpack to Lake Dorothy, one of Washingtons largest backcountry lakes, in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. You follow a rushing stream to the l... More on Trails

This trail was well maintained and beautiful. More on Trails

A short but strenuous climb to a high alpine lake, buried deep in snow, is what awaits snowshoers here. The length of the trail and the steepness with which it climbs are secondary considerations, ... More on Trails

Good snow, beautiful vista. Steep climb. Bit short though. GPS is the on More on Trails

This scenic 105-mile drive winds through the rugged Cascade Mountains alongside ... More on TripAdvisor

This 85-mile drive follows the route of the northernmost railroad over the Cascades. The route climbs gently through thick forests, then steeply climbs the last few miles over Stevens Pass. It desc... More on Trails

about Stevens Pass: Stevens Pass ski and snowboard area is located about 90 minutes northeast of Seattle on Highway 2. A mid-sized mountain, it offers terrain for all abilities and has a gentle beginner's area served by a slow-moving, ... More on GoCityKids

A Northwest Forest Pass is required for parking at the Martain Creek and Wellington trailheads. Purchase day ($5) or annual ($30) permit from the Internet, the Skykomish Ranger station or other out... More on TrailLink.com

There is a snowshed that's neat and has a view stand at the tunnel portal. More on TrailLink.com

The Country Fair portion of Remlinger Farms features Kiddie rides. More on ThrillNetwork.com

Beautiful farm and grounds. More on GoCityKids